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Retail sales bounce back 1.9% in January following December’s decline
Aussies sought to make the most of their holidays in January, with the first month of the year detailing an uptick in retail spending driven by non-food related industries.
How South Australian residents can claim up to $200 in travel vouchers
How much does it truly cost to raise a child?
Westpac reveals startling new RBA cash rate expectations
Which private health insurers are delaying premium increases in 2023?
New data shows Australians are getting savvy when it comes to scams
Wages increase at the fastest December quarterly pace in 10 years, lifting 0.8%
Douugh: a micro-investing app for Aussies with spare dough
Which banks are increasing savings rates following the RBA’s February decision?
Is the RBA considering pausing cash rate hikes?
Bank of Queensland climbs back to the top with 4.90% p.a. savings account rate
Will the cash rate hikes put more Australians out of work?
The anti-intellectual populist bashing of the RBA boss needs to stop
ATO unveils changes to working from home deductions for 2022-23
Unemployment rate lifts to 3.7% to kick off the new year
Tipping point reached: household spending begins to taper in January
Banks accused of not passing cash rate rises on to savings accounts
Household spending growth continues to slow
Confidence slumps 6.9% as spotlight returns to interest rate hikes
Great Southern Bank makes sizeable increases to savings account rates
Insolvencies to rise back to pre-Covid levels
Love is in the air: Aussies set to splash out $485 million this Valentine’s Day
ING to boost savings account rate to market-leading 4.80% p.a.
How did the major banks react to the RBA's February cash rate increase?
CBA to offer university students discounted mobile and internet plans
RBA announces shake up to $5 note
New budgeting app simplsaver enters the market: how does it work?
Fastest cost of living increase in two decades for employee households
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